I just saw a thread that says that Trump is up 9 points over Clinton in NH. If he’s way ahead like that in NH, I’m betting he’s ahead in VT, ME, RI, and maybe even CT, and closing the gap in NY as well. We’ll have to wait and see, but it’s starting to look very good.
PRAY AMERICA WAKES!!!
HOPING TRUMP CLEANS UP IN THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE EAST OF THE MISSISSSIPPI ON ELECTION NIGHT, MAKING FOR AN EPIC LANDSLIDE, EARLY PROJECTIONS FROM MSM!!!
CANNOT WAIT TO WATCH THEIR HEADS AND THOSE OF THE DONKEYS EXPLODE!!!\
BIGLY!!! BIG LEAGUE!!! YUGE!!!
Trump will continue to rise, Hillary is maxed out, and likely going to continue to fall.
I full expect Trump is polling about 5 points below his real support in most polls... due to reverse bradley effect and attracting disenfranchised voters.
I expect now that he is officially the nominee, you will see the reverse bradley affect in polling start to disappear, and Trump will gain a few more points.
Trump is also about 12 points behind in support a republican general gets from republican voters, but is about 20 points ahead among independents... Hillary meanwhile, up until DNC Leak gate was right about where every democratic candidate is among support from their own party voters, she can’t milk any more from them, and she is at best at a Tie...
Trump will certainly gain support among republicans, and Cruz’s speech probably helped close that gap a good bit in the next round of polls.
But anyway, Trump has 12 points among republicans to gain to get to traditional support levels, Hillary is at traditional democrat support levels and at that point best she can do is manage a tie in national polls. Only way Hillary can win is if she manages to steal independents from Trump... about 15% or so of those that currently support Trump must drop him for her to win... And I don’t see any way that’s happening.
Trump will close the gap with Republican voters, and if he does, he wins and wins huge, which I suspect is the final outcome of all this. And that was without the Bernie supporters not following the DNC script. I suspect many of them will not stay home, go 3rd party or Trump... all of which weaken Hillary even further.
I thought that NH poll was shocking as well!
yes...wayyyyyyyyyy back...NH was a GOP state. But not since 2000. obama won it twice.
But to be up NINE in what is essentially a democrat state? this is huge!